Child Mother Dna Test

A woman sarpanch in Gujarat's Amreli district was directed by the district administration to undergo a DNA test to prove that she was not the mother of her reported third child.

The Bombay High Court brought cheer to a family in Nagpada by hearing, and accepting, their plea to be reunited with the two foster daughters they had found in a garbage dump 11 years ago. The family was torn apart two months ago, after a woman turned up to claim the girls as her own.

If the tragedy of death isn't enough to cope with, even survivors are struggling to be reunited with their loved ones. In a heartrending story of a two-year-old child, who lost his father yesterday and is recovering at a separate hospital, is now waiting to undergo a DNA test to be sent back to his mother.

The Bengal train tragedy, which has claimed around 120 lives, has one more heartrending story.A two-year-old child whose parents could not be traced was taken to a hospital in Midnapore, where another patient volunteered to look after the child. It now appears that the child's father died in the accident and his mother was taken to another hospital...

A woman sarpanch in Gujarat's Amreli district was directed by the district administration to undergo a DNA test to prove that she was not the mother of her reported third child.

The Bombay High Court brought cheer to a family in Nagpada by hearing, and accepting, their plea to be reunited with the two foster daughters they had found in a garbage dump 11 years ago. The family was torn apart two months ago, after a woman turned up to claim the girls as her own.

If the tragedy of death isn't enough to cope with, even survivors are struggling to be reunited with their loved ones. In a heartrending story of a two-year-old child, who lost his father yesterday and is recovering at a separate hospital, is now waiting to undergo a DNA test to be sent back to his mother.

The Bengal train tragedy, which has claimed around 120 lives, has one more heartrending story.A two-year-old child whose parents could not be traced was taken to a hospital in Midnapore, where another patient volunteered to look after the child. It now appears that the child's father died in the accident and his mother was taken to another hospital...